Blood Cancer Awareness Month

Get Involved in September

Here are a few ways you can raise awareness and funds during Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

Blood Cancer Awareness Month Toolkit

Posting on social media is one of the best ways to let your community know about your connection to lymphoma. If you’re looking for inspiration, start with the following sample social media posts to raise awareness about Blood Cancer Awareness Month and the Foundation.

Facebook

  • Did you know September is #BloodAwarenessMonth? This is our chance to shine a light on lymphoma and raise awareness about this rare cancer. I’m getting involved by [customize what you’re doing]—join me in helping spread the word! Learn how you can make an impact: lymphoma.org/BCAM💜
  • Join me in advancing lymphoma research, education, and support services by donating or fundraising for the @LymphomaCommunity this #BloodAwarenessMonth! Your contribution makes a difference in the fight against lymphoma. Together, we can create a world without lymphoma. Learn more here: lymphoma.org/BCAM💜
  • Today is #WorldLymphomaAwarenessDay, a time to come together in support of the more than one million people worldwide living or in remission from lymphoma. I’m helping raise awareness today to advance lymphoma research, education, and our search for a cure. Please join me in supporting the @lymphomacommunity and sharing this message. Together, we can create a world without lymphoma. 💜

Instagram and X

  • Help me make shine a spotlight on lymphoma and amplify the voices of those impacted during #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth! I’m [customize what you’re doing] to help raise awareness. Join me and learn how you can get involved: lymphoma.org/BCAM💜
  • Join me in supporting lymphoma research and education this #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth by donating to [@lymphoma for x | @lymphomacommunity for instagram]. Together we can accelerate the search for a cure: lymphoma.org/BCAM💜
  • Did you know lymphoma is the most common type of blood cancer—and that every five minutes someone receives a diagnosis? Today, on #WorldLymphomaAwarenessDay, I’m joining [@lymphoma for x | @lymphomacommunity for instagram] to help raise awareness and support all those impacted by this disease. Join the community. Share your story. Support the cause. learn how you can get involved: lymphoma.org/BCAM💜

LinkedIn

  • Did you know September is #BloodAwarenessMonth? This is our chance to shine a light on lymphoma and raise awareness about this rare cancer. I’m getting involved by [customize what you’re doing]—join me in helping spread the word! Learn how you can make an impact: lymphoma.org/BCAM.
  • Join me in advancing lymphoma research, education, and support services by donating to the Lymphoma Research Foundation this #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth! Your contribution makes a difference in the search for a cure: lymphoma.org/BCAM.
  • Today is #WorldLymphomaAwarenessDay—a global day to raise awareness and visibility of lymphoma, the most common blood cancer. I’m using my platform to spread awareness and advocate for continued research and support. I encourage you to learn more and join me in supporting the Lymphoma Research Foundation’s mission to eradicate lymphoma and serve those touched by it. Learn how you can make an impact: lymphoma.org/BCAM.

While lymphoma is the most common form of blood cancer, it is still considered a rare disease, with someone being diagnosed every five minutes. This unique challenge often leads to a lack of public awareness, funding, and research attention compared to more well-known cancers.

Increased visibility is critical to changing that. By shining a light on lymphoma, we can drive greater investment in scientific discovery, support those affected, and move closer to a future without this disease.

Help us raise shine a spotlight on lymphoma by making a Commitment for a Cure. Thank you for making a commitment to continue raising awareness and help us make lymphoma visible year-round.

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Right-click on the image you want below, and then save that image. Write a post on the social media platform of your choice, and include that image.

Thank You to Our Supporters

Thank you to our supporters for making the future brighter for all those touched by lymphoma.